Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-05
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.


 Col.P.V. Carey writes to parties in this city that he will soon return to Tucson and build bis proposed smelter.
 The Tucson Gun Club will give re- ward of $20 for information that VIII lead to the conviction of the miscreant | who shot the lock of their boat house | at Warmers lake two or three days | ago.
 Attention IS called to the advertise 1 meut of Leonard Coates, nurserymBn, | Naps City. California. Send to him for | "A free catalogue of frnit trees, grape | vines, and general nursery stock, Fort Lowell will be enclosed by 0 | barbed wire fence early next week, the | only opening being the gate near the trad | CTS store: parties driving up or down the valley should keep the road south of the post. Senor R. Velez, Mexican Vice Consul in this city. has box at his Cthce Tor contributions towards the Jusrez mon ument fund, to which all Mexican pat riots are contributing, not only through out Mexico. but ID the United States, from California to the east.
 A grand jury has been ordered ID the County Court, returnable on February 9th, There has been no grand !usy m this court sInce the first of September, and the interests of the county now de mand one, ss the iails are full of prison CTS awaiting trial.
 MT. W, J. Spicer has purchased the meat market If Tyler and Wakefield. Rt the corner of Mesills street and Church plaza. and he will hereafter conduct 1t m first class style. He has contracted for some of the best and latest cattle in the county and In the line of fresh meats be will not be surpassed.
 A surprise party was given by NIT. and Mrs J. J. Blinkcorn to Mir, and Mrs. J. Hart. Thursday night. Among the party were the following: Mrs. Hartwell, Mrs. J. NJ. Trayer, Mrs r. Schneider, Mrs. E. Philip, Mrs. F. Davis, Mrs. L. Rusk, Miss l.. Woodworth, Miss R. Musk, Miss Louisa Smith. Messrs. HRrtwell, E. Follansbee, J. Goldbaum, E. Philips. Mckenzie, Ben. Hickok, Rice. II. Burns, N. McKenzie,C Brown, Scohfield, Byron Hsrtwell, W. Moore, J. Juess, Lucas, II. B. Smith.
 Nearly every resident of Tucson. ana many of the mining camps and settle ments throughout the county are now using the hams and bacon cured at the Union Market m thIs city, and every one, without exception, finds the quality superior to the imported article. MT Schumacher is skilled ID this work and he purposes to enlarge hIs facilities to meet every possible demand that may arise. He also keeps bountiful sup ply of choice fresh meats of all kinds and all the usual supplies of well-sp- pointed meat market.
 Four capitalists came here from Los Angeles, this week, examined the land to be reclaimed by the Grand canal, and were 20 well pleased that they invested In canal stock and will take up lot Of the land for colonization purposes. They returned to L~s Angeles Tuesday, sc companied by President Thomas, of the canal company. IL IS safe to say that before the canal shall have been com pleted not foot O: vacant land can be found in this valley. When California men, who are capable by experience of estimating the value of the land to be reclaimed. come here and examine it, they immediately invest.-Florence En- terprlse.
 The only new thing new under the sun is the Warum Darum on red wheels -s kindly remembrance of the grand mother to Col. Joseph Durr. The vehicle is beauty and entirely new. IL was built m Tucson from the best sea soned tlmbeTs, and IS absolutely fault less. Palmer painted it and made good and artistic job of il. The Coloners name IS on each side of the wagon box, and the end-bORrd Is provided with an all seeing-eye that will be terror Co the wicked boys who hang on, Rs well as to take retrospective notes. It also denotes that the Colonel has an eye open 10 past experience while looking square into the future. A new set of harness aleo siorns his gray Hsmbleto8isn, and altogether 1t Is & rIg that makes the Warum DBrum proud of the grand mother.
 Don't get 1t into your head that I have quit the grocery, fruit, produce End con- fectionery business because We have consolidated the American and the U. S. Bskeries, and continue the same Gt No. 207 Congress street, where you can be suTplied with every thing kept in first Clsss bakery and restaurant. Look III at .he old stand, No, 224 Congress and see the assortment of fruits, nuts, and confec tions, butter, cheese. eggs, Hines, lemons, oranges, bananas, apples, by the box or barrel, choice cranberries, etc. also choice layer and seedless rsisins, cur rants and cItron, anything you want from a peOny candy toy to quartz mill. l Our motto IS. "We will not be under- l sold" Goods delivered. If